TimelineExample
The coastal road trip
Two weeks to plan. Four days along the coast.
- Pick the route and overnight stops
- Book stays and agree a budget
- Check the car and pack
- Load the playlist and head out
For the everyday & the next big thing
Big ideas. Clear plans.
Tonight's recipe. Next month's road trip. That upcoming deadline. Make a timeline or checklist, and share it with whoever needs it.
Choose a format to try it here, or start with a template below.
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A couple of examplesEveryday plans
ChecklistExample
Mushroom pasta, for four
Five ingredients to pick up. Check your pantry for oil, salt and pepper.
A little inspiration? Browse templates
Examples
Start with a template.
For dinner, a few days away, or a deadline. Open a template and make it yours.
Checklist Recipe shopping list
Mushroom pasta, for four
Five ingredients to pick up. Check your pantry for oil, salt and pepper.
5 items Try it
Timeline Road trip
The coastal road trip
Two weeks to plan. Four days along the coast.
4 milestones Try it
Timeline Assignment
The final essay
2,500 words. Four weeks. From the brief to submission.
4 milestones Try it
How it works
Three steps.
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Start with an idea
Choose a format. Describe what you have in mind, pick a template, or start from scratch.
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Refine it
Everything is editable: rename, regroup, reorder, delete. Nothing is locked to what the AI produced.
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Publish & share
Publishing gives you a URL with a live preview card for social channels. Whoever opens it needs no account — and on a checklist, their ticks are their own.
Why it works
What you actually get.
AI-powered
Start from a sentence.
Type the goal. The AI drafts the whole thing — milestones and dates, or items and groups. You edit from there.
Stays useful
Always know where you are.
A timeline marks today and counts down to every milestone. A checklist tracks what's done and what's left.
Shareable
Send a URL.
Publishing gives you a shareable link with a live preview for social channels. Anyone can view it without an account.
The usual questions.
- What can I make?
- Timelines and checklists. A timeline is for anything with dates — a launch, a renovation, a training plan. A checklist is for anything without them — what to pack, what to buy, what to check before you go. Both are made the same way and shared the same way.
- Is it free?
- Yes, entirely. There's no paid tier, no trial, and no card. AI generation is capped globally each day to keep the bill small, and the rest of the editor works whether or not that cap has been hit.
- Do I need an account?
- No. You can create, publish and share without signing in. Sign in with GitHub or Google to keep your published and saved items together, edit your own publications, and carry your checklist progress across devices.
- Who can see what I publish?
- Anyone with the link. Published timelines and checklists live at a public URL — the link is the access control — so don't put anything confidential in one. Drafts stay in your browser until you press Publish.
- What happens when I paste the link somewhere?
- Slack, Teams, Discord, iMessage, X, and LinkedIn all unfurl it into a preview image of the actual timeline or checklist rather than a generic link card. That image is generated once when you publish.
- How does the AI generation work?
- Describe what you're planning in a sentence. Ask for a timeline — "train for a 10k in 12 weeks" — and it drafts milestones with dates; ask for a checklist — "two weeks in Japan in winter" — and it drafts grouped items. Either way the result is an ordinary draft: edit, delete, or rearrange anything before publishing.
- Can I edit something after publishing it?
- Yes, if you were signed in when you published it. Open your item and choose Edit to update it at the same link. Remix makes a separate copy instead. Items published without signing in can be remixed, but cannot be edited in place.
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